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Oriented Iron Meteorite 2.76 kg – Shield Shape with Apex Flow Lines

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Exceptional Oriented Iron Meteorite – Shield Form with Apex Flow Structure (2,760 g)

This 2,760 gram complete iron meteorite is a strongly oriented individual, characterized by a concave shield-shaped front face structured by centripetal flow lines radiating from a well-defined apex. The opposite side displays a wind-polished surface with a golden desert patina, preserving natural regmaglypts and subtle aeolian ridges.

Cape York Meteorite Block 1277 g | Self-Standing Iron Meteorite

Cape York Meteorite Block 1277 g | Self-Standing Iron Meteorite 2

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Cape York Meteorite Block with Large Troilite Inclusion – 1277 g

A substantial Cape York meteorite block weighing 1277 g and measuring 132 × 105 mm with a thickness of 12 mm, distinguished by a broad etched metallic structure and a large, visually commanding troilite inclusion. Thanks to its proportions and thickness, this specimen stands on its own and presents as a true display block rather than a simple flat slice.

Tissint Martian Meteorite 1.993 g – Oriented with Flow Lines | meteori

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Tissint Martian Meteorite – 1.993 g - Oriented Individual with Radiating Flow Lines

This 1.993 g individual from the Martian meteorite Tissint displays a well-defined oriented shape, with a surface covered by fine radiating flow lines converging from a single point. These aerodynamic features reflect its stable flight through Earth’s atmosphere. Combining Martian origin, fresh fall status, and clear orientation, this small specimen...

NWA 10170 Martian Meteorite 45 g – with ISS & Perseverance Connection

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NWA 10170 – Oriented Martian Meteorite with Flow Lines (45.15 g)

A remarkable 45.15 g oriented specimen of the Martian meteorite NWA 10170, displaying well-defined flow lines across a convex leading face. This piece belongs to the same meteorite from which a sample was sent to the International Space Station by astronaut Thomas Pesquet and later integrated into the SuperCam instrument aboard NASA’s Perseverance...

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